NOT EVEN TRUMP CAN KILL THE TRANSUBSTANTIATING SOVIET RUSSIA
When the Berlin Wall fell, in 1989, isn’t it, every thinking being thought the historical casino had finally been bankrupted, and the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact were finished, annihilated, and terminated? How absurd! The planned economy, the planned society, the planned working rhythms were nothing but data and their managing was nothing but data processing. The West, in the 1930’s and after, adopted all that data processing and transformed it into platforms, algorithms, and Artificial Intelligence, and the West boomed 1989 was the triggering year that enabled Russia to abandon the narrow-minded and sectarian, and at the same time slightly war-minded, social class struggle that had become class war. The Russian economy was able to liberate its deeper energies and its industrial, agricultural, and digital intelligence. No one wonders how the Russia everyone considered dead and not even living dead, just plain dead, can support and continue, against the financing and the war arsenal of the whole of Europe and the USA, the war in Ukraine? Russia has some of the biggest corporations in the world. The USA or even Europe have never been able to get the rest of the world on their pro-Ukrainian side, whereas Russian oil, natural gas, various other raw materials and goods, not to forget the science and technology, are envied and bought or hired all over the non-pro-Ukrainian world. Russian diesel, mind you, seems to remain essential for Europe and North America. In the long run, 1989 was the fall of the Berlin Wall I had crossed about six or eight times, but it was and is also the opening of gates that was bound to clean up Russia of its self-mutilating sectarian Marxian catechism on life and culture, spirituality and creativity. And the vengeance of history is slowly coming in eastern and central Europe. Think and meditate on Saxony-Anhalt in what used to be East Germany.
Authors
- Mohammad Merajul Islam Islam
- Jacques COULARDEAU
Publication Details
- Journal
- Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
- Published
- 2026-10-27
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.17613/6qsfz-0gt93
- Primary Topic
- Russia and Soviet political economy
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00